Brington Church of England
Primary School
As we learn in the bible... Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.
(Thessalonians 5:11)
Self-Belief
Team Work
Ambition
Respect
School Dinners
Brington is a NUT-FREE school. No food containing nuts should be sent into school for snacks or in packed lunches. We do not use nuts in our school dinners. Thank you.
We are grateful for the Service of our Eagles children, who volunteer to help their younger peers at lunchtime.
What's on the menu this week?
Our delicious, freshly-prepared meals are available on a three-week rota, as shown below. Please note, new terms and half terms always begin with Week 1.
We can adapt the menu for your child if they have a diagnosed food allergy/intolerance. Please contact the School Office to discuss this.
| 2024-2025 - week commencing | Menu |
| 24 February | Week 1 |
| 3 March | Week 2 |
| 10 March | Week 3 |
| 17 March | Week 1 |
| 24 March | Week 2 |
| 31 March | Week 3 |
Diner menus
Download the menus
Prices
Hot meals are £2.60 and the cold lunch option (blue choice) is £2.35.
All payments are online - Online Payment Link
Parent Online User Guide
Universal Infant Free School Meals
From September 2014, all children in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 at our school will be entitled to a free school meal.
If you believe your child may have been entitled to a free school meal under the previous criteria, please, please apply for this eligibility even though you are getting the free meal, as we may receive extra funding for our school.
Please use the link below to make this application, or contact the office, who will be happy to help you. The Education Welfare Benefits Team are happy to answer any queries and can be contacted on 01223 703200 or ewb.fsm@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
At Brington C of E Primary School, we are committed to guiding, encouraging and supporting our children to adopt a healthy lifestyle independently.
We develop positive attitudes towards health, fitness, healthy eating and well-being through a holistic approach across the entire school. We understand the importance of putting health, fitness and well-being first to promote positive lifestyles, and we prioritise an engaging curriculum, extra-curricular activities and the leadership of staff.
We firmly believe that all of this, in turn, impacts on pupil achievement and raises standards; a focus on making great choices in the physical, emotional and social environment is key to great learning.
Initiatives that support our Healthy Schools status include;
- Forest School and outdoor curriculum learning programme for all classes
- Curriculum cookery
- Regular Yoga
- Daily Mile
- Extra-curricular sports opportunities
- Buddy system for new children in EYFS
- Sports/club Leaders
Healthy choices = healthy eating
